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Technology / 2 weeks ago

Italy stamps its global brand authority as luxury and industrial icons hold firm

Italy’s top 40 brands are valued at $121.1 billion, with more than half showing growth in the past year despite a challenging global environment, according to the latest Kantar BrandZ Most Valuable Italian Brands 2025 ranking. Italy’s top 40 brands are valued at $121.1 billion, with more than half showing growth in the past year despite a challenging global environment, according to the latest Kantar BrandZ Most Valuable Italian Brands 2025 ranking. At the top of the list sits Gucci, with a brand value of nearly $17 billion, reaffirming its leadership in Italian luxury. Not far behind is Enel (electric-utility powerhouse) at $15.4 billion and Ferrari at $14 billion, marking 38% year-on-year, underlining the power of automotive luxury tied to heritage.

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Business / 4 weeks ago

The U.S. coffee map: Starbucks reigns in the West, Dunkin’ rules the East

If you’ve ever wondered which coffee brand dominates each state in the US, a new map makes it clear that there’s a distinct divide between coast and coast. According to a state-by-state breakdown of the most popular coffee brand in each U.S. state, Starbucks holds sway across the West and much of the Midwest, while Dunkin’ remains the stronghold of the Northeast and parts of the East Coast.

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Business / 23 weeks ago

Ferrari, Gucci, Martini: Why Italy’s North owns the brand game

An analysis of Italy’s most valuable brands offers a compelling lens into the country’s economic landscape, which reveals a clear north-south divide. Italy’s northern regions, particularly Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto, and Piedmont, house the country’s most iconic and lucrative brands across fashion, automotive, design, and food.

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Business / 28 weeks ago

World’s best-selling whiskies: How India dominates the global market

Whisky has long been associated with Scotland’s smoky single malts, Ireland’s smooth blends, and America’s bold bourbons. But recent global sales data reveals a quaky shift in consumption trends. I ndia now leads the world in whisky sales, accounting for eight out of the ten top-selling brands by volume in million 9-litre cases. This shift is no accident. It is a result of population scale, cultural preferences, and market accessibility. Let’s explore the numbers and the reasons behind these whisky giants' staggering global dominance.

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